Oracle X5-4 Manuel utilisateur
Oracle Server X5-4 Getting Started Guide
This document describes the basic steps to install an Oracle Server X5-4. For more detailed information, refer to the
Oracle Server X5-4 Installation Guide.
Step 1: Check the Contents of the Ship Kit
The following illustration and table show the items that are included in the server ship kit.
1 Server 5 RJ-45 to DB-9 crossover adapter
2 Cable management assembly (CMA) 6 Printed documents
3 Rackmounting kit 7 AC power cords (2)
4 Antistatic wrist strap
Step 2: Inspect the Server and Install Optional Components
1. Remove the server cover and ensure that replaceable components and cables are properly connected and
secured. For more information, see “Replaceable Components” on page 5.
Caution - Component damage from electrostatic discharge (ESD). Components inside the server are
sensitive to ESD. Use an antistatic mat and wear an antistatic wrist strap when handling components and
working inside the server.
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2. Before installing the server in the rack, install any optional components (such as DIMMs or PCIe cards).
For component installation procedures, refer to the Oracle Server X5-4 Service Manual.
Note - Optional components might be packaged and shipped separately from the server.
Step 3: Install the Server in the Rack
Caution - Bodily injury and equipment damage. The server is heavy. Do not attempt to lift the server without
the assistance of a mechanical device.
For rackmounting instructions, refer to the documents included with the rail kit, the service label attached to the
server, or the Oracle Server X5-4 Installation Guide.
Step 4: Connect Cables and Devices to the Server
Connect cables and devices to the server, so you can power on the server, connect it to your network, and access
Oracle System Assistant. Oracle System Assistant helps you set up the server and install an operating system (OS).
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1. Connect a VGA monitor to the VGA connector on the front of the server.
2. Connect a USB keyboard and mouse to the USB ports.
3. For network access, connect an Ethernet cable to a NET port (NET 0-3) on the server back panel.
4. Connect the power cords to the two server power supplies (PSUs).
The power for each PSU must come from separate sources. For power specifications, see Oracle Server X5-4
Installation Guide.
Power Modes
When active AC power cables are connected to the server PSUs, the server boots to standby power mode. While
booting, the service processor (SP) indicator [1] blinks at the fast blink rate. Once the server enters standby power
mode, the SP indicator is on steady, and the OK indicator [2] blinks at the slow blink rate. To power on the server to
full power mode, press and release the Power button [3].
Step 5: Start Oracle System Assistant and Set Up the Server
Use Oracle System Assistant to set up the server and install an OS. The attached monitor, keyboard, and mouse
allow you to respond to system prompts and navigate the Oracle System Assistant interface.
1. To power on the server to full power mode, press and release the front panel Power button.
The front panel OK indicator blinks at the fast blink rate, and BIOS boot messages appear on the monitor.
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2. To start Oracle System Assistant, watch the monitor for the following message and when it appears, press
the F9 key:
Press F9 to start Oracle System Assistant (CTRL + O on serial keyboard)
The Oracle System Assistant application launches. When it starts, the System Overview screen appears.
3. To set up the server, perform the tasks in the order shown in the following table.
To do this task Click this button
Set up the server's network connection. Configure Network
Download the latest server firmware and software. Get Updates
Update the Oracle ILOM, BIOS, host bus adapter
(HBA), and PCIe card firmware on the server.
Update Firnware
Configure Oracle ILOM. Configure Hardware > Service Processor Configuration
Configure drives into RAID volumes.† (If the server
has a preinstalled OS, skip this task.)
Configure Hardware > RAID Configuration
†For information about drive configuration, refer to the Oracle Server X5-4 Installation Guide.
4. To install an OS, do one of the following:
Note - For minimum supported OS version information, refer to the Oracle Server X5-4 Product Notes.
■For servers with a preinstalled OS, refer to the Oracle Server X5-4 Installation Guide.
■For servers without a preinstalled OS, do one of the following:
■For automated updates and assisted OS installation, use Oracle System Assistant (recommended).
■For unassisted manual installation, refer to the Installation Guide for the OS.
System Management Options
Oracle System Assistant allows you to set up the server, install the OS, and update server and component firmware.
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Oracle ILOM enables full out-of-band management with remote access capability and server configuration and set-up options.
Oracle Hardware Management Pack provides cross-platform tools to help you manage and configure Oracle servers from the OS level.
Replaceable Components
1 Motherboard 10 HBA SAS cables (2)
2 SP card 11 Storage drive backplane board
3 HBA card 12 Heatsinks and CPUs (2 or 4)
4 PCIe NVMe switch card 13 Memory riser cards (4 or 8)
5 Power supplies (2) 14 Fan modules (6)
6 System battery 15 Fan board
7 Power supply backplane 16 DVD Drive
8 ESM 17 Storage drive slots (6)
9 NVMe cables (4)
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Product Documentation Library
The following documentation and other resources for this product are available at:
http://www.oracle.com/goto/x5-4/docs-videos.
Document Description
Oracle Server X5-4 Safety and Compliance Guide Online compliance document.
Important Safety Information for Oracle’s Hardware Systems Safety document. Included in the ship kit.
Oracle Server X5-4 Product Notes Issues and announcements for supported software and hardware.
Oracle Server X5-4 Installation Guide Set up and prepare the server to install an OS.
Oracle Server X5-4 OS installation guides Install a supported OS.
Oracle Server X5-4 Service Manual Troubleshoot the server and install and replace hardware components.
Oracle X5 Series Servers Administration Guide Server management tools and procedures.
Oracle x86 Server Diagnostics, Applications, and Utilities Guide Server diagnostic information.
Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM) Documentation
Collection
Perform server monitoring and administration tasks using Oracle
ILOM.
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Part No: E56390-01
Mfg. No: 7098517
June 2015
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